Hello,
our cat has damaged several of the laminate floor panels. Unfortunately, this laminate flooring is no longer available in the furniture stores. We would prefer not to replace the entire floor.
We can’t remember the name of the laminate. On the back of one of the panels, there is a print:
16883 Made in Switzerland 0626 / 02000507
Maybe someone knows if and where it’s still possible to get 1 or 2 packages. Or maybe someone has some leftover in their basement.
Or anyone has another idea.
Thanks!!
our cat has damaged several of the laminate floor panels. Unfortunately, this laminate flooring is no longer available in the furniture stores. We would prefer not to replace the entire floor.
We can’t remember the name of the laminate. On the back of one of the panels, there is a print:
16883 Made in Switzerland 0626 / 02000507
Maybe someone knows if and where it’s still possible to get 1 or 2 packages. Or maybe someone has some leftover in their basement.
Or anyone has another idea.
Thanks!!
M
miss-marple5 Nov 2013 16:25Hello,
unfortunately, you don’t specify exactly what you mean by the "garaus." Are the boards just covered in many scratches that you want to replace, or are they completely damaged?
As a cat owner myself, I have always found the repair kit from Aldi Süd to be very effective for our laminate flooring. Scratches and dents can be fixed quite well with it. It is, of course, a special item that is only occasionally available, but perhaps you can find a similar kit at your local hardware store. The kit includes a small soldering iron-like tool that melts colored material, allowing you to mix colors and fill in scratches or dents.
I can’t give you a specific answer regarding the Ikea laminate, but hopefully, my advice is still helpful.
Best regards
unfortunately, you don’t specify exactly what you mean by the "garaus." Are the boards just covered in many scratches that you want to replace, or are they completely damaged?
As a cat owner myself, I have always found the repair kit from Aldi Süd to be very effective for our laminate flooring. Scratches and dents can be fixed quite well with it. It is, of course, a special item that is only occasionally available, but perhaps you can find a similar kit at your local hardware store. The kit includes a small soldering iron-like tool that melts colored material, allowing you to mix colors and fill in scratches or dents.
I can’t give you a specific answer regarding the Ikea laminate, but hopefully, my advice is still helpful.
Best regards
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